Thing 6 ;;

Digg can be used to collect research for your next report or design project, by simply finding you a topic that you would like to write about that is current, popular and up to date, with information and links already right there at your convenience.
Digg can also be used to boost your reputation and credibility by posting your own, accurate headlines. People may come to look for more top stories from you, making your reputation and credibility both grow in a single bound. Another way to increase your popularity or reputations is by posting links to your headline, on your social media page that you are a part of. Friends and Family can see that you posted something on Facebook, or Myspace, follow the link and do what they want with it from there.
Reddit on the other hand, uses Twitter. In this aspect, combining these two, would really save you a lot of time. The news updates, or headlines could be posted onto your Twitter and vice versa.
Credibility. This is a major factor with these sites. Sites that don't have an editor to make sure everything is accurate, so they don't get sued. A way to tell if a story you find is creditable, is to look it up for yourself, do some research. Or, on the other hand. Usually if there is an actual article with a writer, and an editor and it is taken out of, or off of something that is strictly credible, you are most likely good to go.

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This is my next Prompt.
"6. Tila or Nikki. Who would do more damage to the well-being of the orphaned dogs of a deceased lotion heiress? Explain your reasoning (if possible)."

All I can say is... Whuuuuut?